Olympic Teams Arrive for Los Angeles Games
Olympic competitors from many nations descend on Los Angeles as teams from Finland Argentina France Sweden Poland and the United States arrive. The Japanese delegation lands with athletes and officials aboard the Taiyo Maru. Officials announce coaching staff for track and field headed by Lawson Robertson with Hillman Mager and Farrell assisting. Denmark’s marathon runner Harrington Anderson raises the Danish flag at the Olympic village.
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Angeles
Los Angeles
Finland
France
Sweden
Poland
United States
Walcome
Piso Fs
Sigfrid Bostrom
Frost Bredberg
Clarence von Rosen
John Bjuoneson
San Bernardino
Japs Serive
Los Angeles Harbor
Keovo Akamama
Strtcon
Olympic Village
Frederick W. Bubien
American Olympic Committee
Dame An Ferris
A. A
A. G. Gilbert
Fale University
G. Wilde
Fort Rilen
Charles L. Ornstein
Ornstein
Lawson W. Hobertson
Harry L. Hillman
Dartmouth University
John J. Mager
Bowdoin College
Edward L. Farrell
Harvard
Sed
Joseph T. England
Harrington Anderson
Denmark
Csigerr
Canada
Yesterday's Ball Stars Triumph in Bright City Meet
Yesterday's ball stars dominated the field with standout performances by Tony Freitas and Zcuble Diez. Athletes from Grand Jolley and Cleveland showcased strong velocity as Posen-Fie Maraasth led the charge, while Leva and others delivered key plays.
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Grand Jolley
Bec
Tony Freitas
Athleties
Leva
Women's Team Feted in Denver Evening Tour and Workout
A Denver welcome for twenty five members of the titan wamene, Olympie Iran, led by Mildred, includes luncheon, automobile tour of nearby mountain parks, and an afternoon workout at Denver University Stadium.
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Titan Wamene
Olympie
Iran
Toute
Les Ales
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Baby Andriksan
Tayrursoye
Dallar
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Slar
de Mountain Parks
Geom
Denver University
Stedium
Normoyle Defeats Kelly Flyers 6-1 in May Tilt
Normoyle overwhelmed the Kelly Flyers 6 to 1 as starter Shara allowed four hits during a May afternoon game. Major Medarrigie, commander of Normoyle, planned to attend the celebration at the club’s barracks afterward, while Schmick’s buyout loomed in the background.
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Kelly Flyers
Kelly Field
Schmick
Normoyle Mint
Flyers
Terniysied Titautey
Army Jearee
Medarrigie
Heto
Normoyle Nai
Harbreng Sra
Plowboys Win Two Contests in Sunday Games
The O E Plowboys won two Sunday games, first 1 to 0 against Merchants' Transfer and then 6 to 3 over Shell. Smokey W pitched brilliantly in both outings, fanning 17 Merchants in the first and guiding the team to the second win. Box scores show Plowboys dominance with key hits and solid defense supporting the victories.
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O. E
Merchants
Hine
Shell
Anthoney Hole Club
Smokey W
Elx Ile Oer
Tha
Ria
Opr
Mathis
Crean
Buschal
Grune
Cp BT Fog Sewl
Nesey Pony
Juurex
Avila
Bevan Ntwe
Anithons
Solel Piowines
Yolate
Vani
West Kentucky Derby Traditions and Notable Feats
Yesterday's Explanations recalls Mrs. S Sherley of Lexington who attended every Derby from Aristides to Whisk ery, dying in 1928 at ninety six. Also notes Sergeant Chambers’ 26 600 foot parachute jump from an Army plane in 1923 during a Liberty Loan event. Tomorrow teaser mentions The Nova Scotia Giant and a Believe It or Not Q&A with Ar Ripley care of this paper.
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Downs
Chambers
Postfield
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Tank Chambers
Kansas City
Ripley
Cartions
Redwings Beat Prassel Drugs for Fifth Straight Win
The Redwings surged to an easy 23-2 victory over Prassel's Drugs on Monday afternoon, extending their unbeaten streak to five in the second half race. Pitcher Wagenfuhr hurled for the winners, while the Independents edged the Cowboys 15 to 14 in 14 innings, with R. Johnson driving in the decisive run.
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Redwings
National
Thais
Efferzoy
None Star Jeague
Red
Prasgel
Wiriners
Independents
Cowboys
R. Johnson Drovn
Rim
Gilbert Conniler
Entries Start in City Net Tourney
A large list of entries is expected for the city municipal courts tournament set to begin next Saturday. Iareld Folks, player and manager, notes many entrants including Seeborgs Jee nie Pheffer and others across men and women divisions.
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Seeborg
Jeenie Pheffer
Davies Langham
FM. Muse
W. E. Fitch
Colder
Sat Brauvant
Billy Byrd
Lawrence Kramer
James Chaitty
James Moser
Roy Veltndre
John H. Wood
Marvin Gwinn
Tenlorat iAtun
May Retchert
Runlee Dean
Mary O’brien
Emly Reichert
Dulle Retchert
Marjory Wilcar
Ellen
Othan
Bally Dea
Evelyn Marper
Betty Coburn
City swimming meet schedule set for July to August
The annual city swim meet sponsored by American Red Grass begins Sunday July 24 at Receevelt park pool. Races continue at San Pedro pool July 31 and Coneppei August 7, Woodlawn August 14. First three place winners advance to the city final at San Pedro pool August 24.
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Totend Kupper
San Pedro Pool
Coneppei
Woodlawn
San
Battling Battaling to Meet Petrolle in New York
Battling Battaling and Frankie Petrolle collide in a ten round bout in New York. Petrolle seeks revenge after Battaling sent him reeling in the sixth round in their prior encounter. Also on card, former featherweight champion Kaplan faces Emil Rassi in the semi final.
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Battalino
Petrolle
N. Y. New Yor
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Battaling
Frankie Petree
Petroil
Wieholder
Leute Ki" Kaplan
Emil Rassi
New York
Moreno Faces Tough Boy Tuesday At Azter Club
Henry Moreno, the local bantam talent, meets Monterey in a pivotal ring clash at Beethoven Bell’s Azter club with 19 rounds promised for Moreno to prove his title claim. The undercard features Eddie Morton, Kid Filppi, and Ramon Garcia, with a full slate aiming to showcase top local boxing talent.
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Henry Moreno
Jgh
Roigster
Monterey
Beethoven Bell
Moreno
Ramon Carrion
Brnnie Percy
Kid Reyna
Delos Finchay
Joaquin Sena
Chicago Boy Meets Champ in San Antonio Bout
Hugh Nichols the heavyweight champion defends his title Friday night in San Antonio against Walter Stratton of Chicago. Stratton impressed in a prior bout with Nichols, signaling a tough challenge. Cyclone Fox meets the winner of Poulis and Lindsay in the semi final, with other preliminaries set.
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Hugh Nichols
San Antonio
Walter Stratton
Chicago
Nichols
Stratton
Funay
Cyclone Fox
Poulis-Lindsay
Young Brecher
Bob Miller
Uimoss
Jack Domar
Jack Curtis
Greeks Have Tough Break at 1932 Olympie Games
Traveling Greeks faced a rough voyage to Los Angeles for the Olympics. Four Greeks bargained for ship passage from Athens and gained some free rides, while the rest endured a long sea and land journey. The main issue arose when village staff asked for identity cards, lost amid their baggage.
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Los Angeles
Olympic Village
Athens
Local League Names and Players Listed in Mineral County Run
A fragmented OCR list names numerous players and teams tied to the local league. Included are Mandura Games references and a dense roster of individuals such as Suret Pollen, 2 Abana Kida, Terry, Giant, Reed AHI HToR, Westmans, Unley, and AdeleH Bi re, with scattered mentions of teams like HUAN LEAGUE and Wake gery AAG Hons.
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Mandura
Onal Trager
Buiine i Waner
Mewlem
Abana Kida
Phinum
Terry
Giant
Atheion
Fare Altona's
Alwauen
Una
Adeleh Bire
Athionly
Duhnanns
Attietien
McNair Captures Dodo at Bracken Ridge Park Course
McNair Clifford of Ran dolph field scores a surprising 225 yard drive at Bracken Ridge municipal course on Monday. He finishes the round with 36 strokes while paired with Belt Jack Smith Lieut Olly George and Bernard Bridget.
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Chalk Cp
Bo George McNair
Randolph Tield
McNair
Hale
Brackenridge Pate Municipal
Jack Smith
Lieut Olly George
Bernard Bridget
Dallas Puesss Clouts Beaumont In Late Blast
Dallas pitcher Ernie Holman homered with two runners aboard in the eighth as Dallas beat Beaumont 3 to 2. Zeke Bonura drove in seven runs earlier, and Bonura and Holman sparked the rally with key hits. The crowd reached about 14 900 as Dallas pulled two games ahead in the race for the second-half pennant.
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Associated Press
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Beaumont
Herring
Baker
Bonure
Holman
Brule
Radcliff
Honora
Rug
Bonura
Hotman
Steers
Dallas
Beatcoat
Houston Buffalors
Longview
Houston
Lil Stoner
George Payne
Seydler
Tyler
Galveston
Wiltour Hubbell
Seguin Tigers Triumph Over Fredericks Giants in Rough Game
Seguin Tigers defeated the Fredericks Giants 2 to 1 as Carter starred on the mound and slammed a homer, with Fricke starting and exiting after a third inning barrage. Hertenstein and Greeban joined Carter with home runs as the Tigers rolled to the win in a tense Southern Association context.
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Fredericks Giants
Yue Fredericks Giants
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Fricke
Tigers
Giants
Hertenstein
Greeban
Bouthern Association
Knowville
Chattennigy
Berg Decision Draws Jeers From Crowd at MSG Bowl
Madison Square Garden bowl in Long Island City saw Little Chocolate edge Jackie Berg in a 15 round bout. Officials favored Berg though a minority judge sided with Chocolate. About 15 000 fans reacted with a loud shriek as score totals showed Chocolate won several early rounds while Berg dominated late rounds.
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Long Island City
N. MX
Jackie Berg
Berg
Chariie Lynch
Johnny McAvoy
Harold Barnee
Bergi P the
Schimeling
Sharkey
Chocolate
Universa
McAvoy
Barnes
Hughes defeats Rudy Espinosa in eight round main event
Red Hughes of Houston outboxed Rudy Espinosa in a eight round decision in the main event at Le Blan Outdoor arena. Four round decisions also favored George Dilworth over Speedy Henderson Cyclone Herrera over Hid Bedwarte Din Travisso over Pancho Torres Mike Delgado over Hid Anaya Azzacela over Pee Wee Roberts Newsboy Firpa drew with Mickey Morris.
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Iin Inale
Red Hughes
Houston
Rudy Espinosa
Jacal
Otis Maerly
LeBlan
George Dilworth
Speedy Henderson
Cyclone Herrera
Hid Bedwarte
Din Travisso
Pancho Torres
Mike Delgado
Hid Anaya
Azzacela
Pee Wee Roberts
Newsboy Firpa
Mickey Morris
Negro Boxers Stage Second Show Promised Rematch
The Grand Union of Colored Laborers plans a bigger boxing card tonight after a successful first show last Friday. Prominent bouts feature Gunbust Smith vs Speed Ball Young in six rounds, Cyclone Carl vs Ice Man Holmes in a one hour three fall wrestling match, Kid Griffin vs Unknown in four rounds, and Battling Chila against Ble Boy Christian, with more matches announced ringside. White seating and police presence are planned to maintain order.
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Grand Union of Colored Laborers
Little
George Dilworth
Gunbust Smith
Speed Ball Young
Carl
San Antonio
Ice Man Holmes
Kid Griffin
Chila
Ble Boy Chrlatian
Texas Boxes Teint AY Asternd GIES Ward 2h saas hands
A cluttered box score and play by play from a Texas game shows numerous player names, positions, and inning details. The record notes totals and substitutions, including wins, errors, and pitching notes, with multiple references to Hubbell, Ward, and Fritz.
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Gies Ward
Fritzib
Allan
Seydierb
Hubbell
Lenin Finnesson
Yervorm
Zaergel
Allen
Alar
Weeds Tung
Maleswuctin
Washington
Pausntl
Kren
Fritz
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Miubbetl
Aff
Saydier
Yale Hubbell
Berdier
New Braunfels Triumphs Over Uhland Cannibals In Jungle Park
New Braunfels Tigers defeated the Uhland Cannibals on a day at Landa Park. Mueller pitched well allowing three hits. Krueger and Adams provided big hits including a homer, while Chiang Canadiana and others contributed in a hard fought district game.
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Uhland
Braunfels Tigers
Uhland Cannibals
Landa Jiark
Mueller
Krueger
Adams
Chiang Canadiana
Adame Ib Pyava
Blain
Kroeper
Chennn
Moore
Govier
Koehlér
Muslin
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